GLOBAL RESEARCH ARCHIVE
Webinar Reminder: Positioning for AI Disruption: A Cross-Sector View on Returns and Risks | Friday, 12th June 2026
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Webinar Reminder: Positioning for AI Disruption: A Cross-Sector View on Returns and Risks | Friday, 12th June 2026
Barclays Host
Hannah Greenberg, Thematic Investing
Barclays Speakers
Raimo Lenschow, U.S. Software
Tom O’Malley, U.S. Semiconductors & Semiconductor Capital Equipment
Nick Campanella, U.S. Power & Utilities
Brandt Montour, U.S. Gaming, Leisure & Lodging
Andrew Mok, U.S. Health Care Facilities & Managed Care
Discuss the Research
To support our global thematic on Positioning for AI Disruption, we bring together
analyst perspectives to assess where value is accruing today, how durable AI advantages
will be, and which sectors are most exposed to disruption and execution risks.
We'll cover key considerations and areas of debate, including:
•• Powering AI – catalyst and constraint: AI and data center load growth is accelerating,
driving a clear opportunity for the Power & Utilities sector. At the same time, operational
and regulatory challenges have emerged as key bottlenecks to execution.
•• Compute – from training to inference: We expect the next 1-2 years to be shaped by
the expanding use of agents and the growth of inference, raising new questions around
architecture, capacity, and the durability of the AI infrastructure cycle.
•• Disruption – what's real vs. what's overstated: AI uncertainty remains at the forefront
of debate in Software, requiring greater differentiation between companies that will
benefit from adoption and those exposed to disruption. In Consumer and Healthcare,
relative positioning is key, as the gap between leaders and laggards widens.
•• Adoption – mapping use cases driving real returns: We identify where AI applications
are driving measurable financial impact and long-term strategic advantage today,
separating the hype from reality.
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